One of the two arrested by the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad on Monday had been instrumental in scouting for and arranging the accommodation for the two absconding accused who had stayed in the Byculla building on rent.

Six-and-a-half months after the Mumbai 13/7 serial blasts case, the Mahara-shtra Anti-Terrorism Squad on Monday claimed it had cracked the case and arrested two persons, Naqi Ahmed Sheikh (22) and Nadeem Sheikh (23).

Anna Hazare on Tuesday started a three-day fast for a strong Lokpal, while Prime Minister Manmohan Singh defended the government's proposed ombudsman following an opposition onslaught.

Showing no signs of relenting, Anna Hazare on Monday said he will go ahead with his three-day fast in Mumbai from tomorrow against a "weak" Lokpal Bill with his team raising the pitch for an independent probe agency for the ombudsman saying it was "non-negotiable" even as government asked him to wait till Parliament decides on the legislation.

Anna Hazare on Monday prepared to take on the UPA government over his insistence on a strong Lokpal with a three-day hunger strike in Mumbai starting on Tuesday but he came under attack from the political class which dubbed him impatient and his protest premature.

The rupee gained 94 paise to close at 52.70/71 to the US dollar Friday, a day after the RBI intervened to check its slide. Given the rupee gain, the oil PSUs also decided Friday not to hike petrol prices for now, and will wait some more time.

Anna Hazare on Friday appeared to have fallen out with his official blogger Raju Parulekar who accused prominent Team Anna members of leading the Gandhian into a ‘black hole’ for their vested interest

Nepal’s anti-terrorism cell has arrested a man in his 40s on suspicion of involvement in the Mumbai triple blasts of July 13. Home ministry sources on Tuesday confirmed the arrest of one Mohammed Zahid in Nepal. The sources said the Nepalese police suspect that the man may have a connection with the people behind the

Two days after three explosions rocked Mumbai, the Centre’s intelligence agencies — which have been examining various theories — suspect that a new module of the Indian Mujahideen called Bullet 313 might have carried out the attack.

Investigators probing the Mumbai blasts believe the terrorists who planted the bombs may have used a 'safe house' somewhere near the blast sites to manufacture the explosive - a deadly cocktail of amm